Shraddha Prime Projects Ltd., a leading real estate developer in Mumbai, has announced plans to issue a 1:1 bonus share. The company is listed on the BSE, and the bonus shares are expected to be dispatched by February 8. This move could be a strategic opp
Real EstateBonus SharesShraddha Prime ProjectsMumbaiInvestmentReal Estate MumbaiDec 10, 2024
A bonus share is a type of share issued by a company to its existing shareholders at no additional cost. It is typically issued as a reward or to increase the company's share capital without raising additional funds.
Shraddha Prime Projects is issuing bonus shares to increase the liquidity of its shares, make them more attractive to a broader range of investors, and reward its long-term shareholders.
The bonus shares are expected to be dispatched by February 8, 2023. The exact record date for the bonus issue is yet to be fixed.
Investors should consider the company's financial health, growth prospects, and the overall market conditions. They should also examine the company's recent projects and performance to determine its potential for future growth.
The record date is the specific date set by the company to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive the bonus shares. Investors must own the shares on or before the record date to qualify for the bonus issue.
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